Hong Kong Prolonged Visitor Visas No Longer Available to British National Trailing Life Partners
Posted by The Visa Geeza / in Family Visas, Visitor Visas, Your Question Answered / 2 responses
It has recently become apparent that British Citizens can no longer receive Hong Kong Prolonged Visitor Visas to stay in Hong Kong with their defacto spouses and Life Partners…
Update: the issue remains open, after all…
QUESTION
Hi
I moved here with my partner two years ago for his job and since then have been on a student visa. Unfortunately I’ve had to leave my course due to illness.
I used your excellent free resources to put together an application for an extended visitor visa. When I went to immigration today I was told they were no longer issuing them, having stopped last year. Is this right?
Now I have around 4 weeks until my visa become non-valid and was advised that with a British passport “there won’t be any problems coming into Hong Kong” as a visitor. However with such an ad hoc arrangement I am nervous.
Do you have any advice?
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